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Men's basketball postseason awards announced

Central Oklahoma's Dauntae Williams earned Player of the Year honors in the North Division and Angelo State's LaMarshall Corbett took top honors in the South Division to highlight the Lone Star Conference men's basketball postseason awards announced Tuesday by league officials.

   The awards announcement came Tuesday night at a pre-championship banquet in Bartlesville, Okla., where the LSC Basketball Championship tournament is set to begin on Wednesday.  Quarterfinal games will be played all day Wednesday, with semifinal games slated for Friday evening and the championship game on Saturday at 7 p.m.

   Williams and Corbett were among 10 players to pick up first team All-LSC recognition, with five in both the North and South Divisions.  Another 12 were selected to the second team, plus 15 more received honorable mention honors.

   Joining Williams on the All-LSC North Division first team were teammate Eric Cazenave, Northeastern State's Jason Jones and Dominique Gaines and Texas A&M-Commerce's Ronnie Morgan.

   Corbett was joined on the All-LSC South Division first team by fellow Ram Stavon Williams, Midwestern State's Craig Green and Jason Ebie and Tarleton State's Devon Hills.

   Williams and Corbett earned Player of the Year acclaim by virtue of the most votes in the balloting of the league's head coaches. 

   Williams led the Bronchos to their fifth North title in six years with an 11-1 mark.  An all-around player, the junior recorded two triple-doubles this season and was second in the league in scoring (20.2 points per game), led the LSC in assists (5.5), ranked second in steals (2.5) and added 7.8 boards a game.

   Corbett, who was tabbed Newcomer of the Year as well, finished the regular season as the LSC's scoring leader at 24 points per game.  He also led the conference from behind the three-point arc, making 80 three's, while shooting .494 percent.

   Other top awards were distributed for defensive player, newcomer, freshman and coach of the year.

   For the South Division, MSU's Ebie took Defensive Player of the Year honors, while the Mustangs Grant McCasland earned LSC South Coach of the Year recognition in his first season at the helm.  Dosh Simms of Abilene Christian was named Freshman of the Year.

   In the North Division, NSU's Jones was named Defensive Player of the Year, while Freshman of the Year honors went to A&M-C's Preston Whitley. UCO's Chris Rhymes picked up Newcomer of the Year acclaim and the Bronchos Terry Evans was named LSC North Coach of the Year.

   Overall, nearly 40 student-athletes were recognized by the all-conference program.  The awards are voted upon by the league coaches.

2010 LSC MEN'S BASKETBALL ALL-CONFERENCE AWARDS

  NORTH DIVISION -- FIRST TEAM

            Pos.    Player                      Team                                Year

            G         Dauntae Williams  Central Oklahoma         Jr.

            C         Jason Jones           Northeastern State        Sr.      

            F          Ronnie Morgan      Texas A&M-Commerce           Sr.

            G         Eric Cazenave       Central Oklahoma         Sr.

            G         Dominique Gaines    Northeastern State    Jr.

 

NORTH DIVISION -- SECOND TEAM

    Pos.    Player                          Team                                    Year

    G         Brian Singleton          Texas A&M-Commerce   Sr.

    F          Damian Henderson  Southwestern Oklahoma Sr.

    F          Tyler Phillips               Central Oklahoma             So.

    G         Chancellor Jones      Southwestern Oklahoma Jr.

    F          Kallan Glasgow         Cameron                             Sr.

    G         Mike Horn                   Southeastern Oklahoma  So.

    G         Cardell Hunter           Texas A&M-Commerce   Sr.

 

NORTH DIVISION -- HONORABLE MENTION

Cameron: F, Jamaar Burke, Sr.; Central Oklahoma: G, Chris Rhymes, Sr.; East Central:  G, Eric Allen, Sr.; G, Wayne Andrews, Jr.;

Northeastern State: G, Marlon Burnett, Sr.; Southeastern Oklahoma: C, Will Slones, Sr.;

 

NORTH DIVISION -- SPECIAL RECOGNITION

Player of the Year: Dauntae Williams, Central Oklahoma

Defensive Player of the Year: Jason Jones, Northeastern State

Freshman of the Year: Preston Whitley, Texas A&M-Commerce

Newcomer of the Year: Chris Rhymes, Central Oklahoma

Coach of the Year: Terry Evans, Central Oklahoma

 

SOUTH DIVISION -- FIRST TEAM

            Pos.    Player                      Team                                Year

            G         LaMarshall Corbett         Angelo State         Jr.

            G         Craig Green            Midwestern State           Sr.

            G         Jason Ebie              Midwestern State           Sr.

            F          Devon Hills             Tarleton State                 Jr.

            G         Stavon Williams     Angelo State                   Sr.

 

SOUTH DIVISION -- SECOND TEAM

    Pos.    Player                          Team                                    Year

    G         Chris Hagan               Midwestern State               Jr.

    G         Effran Bryant              Tarleton State                     Sr.

    G         Nick Burns                  West Texas A&M               Sr.

    F          Bijan Dotson               West Texas A&M               Sr.

    F          Johnny Barnes           Angelo State                       Sr.

SOUTH DIVISION -- HONORABLE MENTION

Abilene Christian: G, Eddie Thompson, Jr.; Eastern New Mexico: G, Reggie Nelson, Jr.; F, Tyler Jefferson, Jr.; F, Equs Darby, Sr.;

Tarleton State: F, Jeremiah Wilson, Sr.; G, Corin Henry, Jr.; Texas A&M-Kingsville: G, Naquawn Lee, Sr.;

West Texas A&M: G, Ladarius Hall, Jr.; G, Joe Mincey, Jr.

 

SOUTH DIVISION -- SPECIAL RECOGNITION

Player of the Year: LaMarshall Corbett, Angelo State

Defensive Player of the Year: Jason Ebie, Midwestern State

Freshman of the Year: Dosh Simms, Abilene Christian

Newcomer of the Year: LaMarshall Corbett, Angelo State

Coach of the Year: Grant McCasland, Midwestern State